Who it suits
Warm and neutral undertones, freckles, green, blue and hazel eyes. If your skin flushes easily, a softer, browner copper is often kinder than a bright one.
Copper is a bright orange-red that reads warm and lively. It is one of the most noticeable changes you can make, so it is worth seeing on your own face first. See it on your own hair in seconds, before anyone opens a tube of dye.
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Warm and neutral undertones, freckles, green, blue and hazel eyes. If your skin flushes easily, a softer, browner copper is often kinder than a bright one.
A level 7 copper, or ask how bright you want it: strawberry, true copper or deep copper. From brown hair it usually needs some lightening; from blonde it is often one appointment.
Red pigment fades fastest of all. Cool water, colour-safe shampoo and a copper gloss or colour-depositing conditioner every few weeks keep it bright.
Open the studio and add a portrait in even light with your hair in the frame, or use the demo.
Open More tools, then Hair, and pick Copper from the natural shades.
Set the intensity, drag the line between before and after, and save the card for your colourist.
It is the quickest shade to fade: expect a toning or gloss appointment every 4–6 weeks to keep it vivid.
Yes, though it usually takes lightening first. Ask your colourist how many sessions your hair needs.
Take it as a direction, not a promise. The salon result depends on your current colour, your hair’s condition, the products and your colourist, and the light in your photo changes how a shade reads.
The demo model is an AI-generated photo. Previews are made in the studio on your device and show a direction, not a guaranteed salon result.